Utah study shows the realities of women's experiences in the Beehive State

A new research synopsis from the Utah Women and Leadership Project sheds light on the data-driven realities of women's experiences in the Beehive State.

[light]

Time for Utah women to lift and support one another

[froggerjohn]

It concerns me that women are allowed to vote without being subjected to the draft

[SongMom]

Link to full story where?? This little video tells me nothing… except they’re painting Utah women (again) as somehow being at some kind of disadvantage.

[jeeperp]

It’s a result of personal choice. Utah women are not victims.

[Richardify]

What exactly are we talking about, domestic violence? Everyone wants to be a victim today. Some of this stuff stems from Mormon culture, but that sounds like a personal issue. My wife was able to cheat on me, then divorce me. I was the one who had to pay child support! Could I fight it when I made less money than her? Give me a break. Myself and two other men I know wanted to delete themselves. But I guess I have to be a man and stop being a victim. The same goes for women.

[katiedid]

Not personal choice if you have been raised from birth as a 2nd (or 3rd or...) class citizens

[truthseekersmedia]

I could tell you why but you wouldn’t understand it : it’s why the lord said “they are ever learning and yet never able to come to a knowledge of the truth”. And it’s not just the women

[LygerTheCLaw]

all i hear in this video is words without substance, it's like talking in circles about nothing for no reason.